[bksvol-discuss] Re: synopsis
- From: Guido Corona <guidoc@xxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Fri, 8 Apr 2005 20:31:27 -0500
Thank you so much Cindy it is just that I had worked so hard to craft
that little bit of Schmaltzensteinian nonsense that in the heat of battle
I was so disappointed that I had missed something so basic as confusing an
adjective for a noun oh no it was viceversa but I had succeeded in making
grammaticalsense of something that was so much of a run on that at the end
I was totally confused and so I started to cry and now I am confused again
and so I will cry soon later and so I am just going to put a little
punctuation at the end so you and kelly and Sara and Peter and Sue and
Gustavo and Kenneth and Marissa and Jim and Janice and Noel and Alison and
Alison and Alison yes I think there are at least three of you but one has
left I think because you are all so nice even if I cry perhaps can help me
so real good and fix everything so it sound so much better oh my God oh my
God I am running out of air let me get my Oh god where is my where on
Earth did I put oh yes did someone see my bucket of Prosac?
........;;;;;;;;;,,,,,,,,,????????!!!!!!!
Ah, I feel so much better now I got this off my chest!
Guido Dante Corona
IBM Accessibility Center, Austin Tx.
Research Division,
Phone: 512. 838. 9735.
Email: guidoc@xxxxxxxxxxx
Web: http://www.ibm.com/able
Cindy <popularplace@xxxxxxxxx>
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LOL. My husband keeps asking what I'm chuckling or
laughing at. He, too appreciates your sense of humor.
Your suggestions are not only good ones but if
followed would save the submitter or validator space
in the short synopsis and he/she (I'm afraid to write
"they" for fear you'll correct me, Guido, after my
recent comments -- but I truly meant to compliment you
on your long but not run-on sentence) wouldn't have to
worry about the submission being rejected and having
to be re-submitted.
Cindy
-- Guido Corona <guidoc@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> In a more sober vein, synopsis long or short should
> not reflect the
> This novel is about. . .
>
> This book is about. . .
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> A really good treatment. . .
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> Christian Romance.
>
> Pagan Romance.
>
> Thriller.
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> See long synopsis.
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> Read inside.
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> G.
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> G.
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> Guido Dante Corona
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> Right on! There is also proof positive that James
> never actually got into
> the giant peach! Apparently another dark
> conspiracy. Care writing a
> treaty on it?
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> Clearly paranoia lives and thrives!
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> Looking over the new titles reminded me where there
> is a weakness in the
> library, that we as volunteers can't point at the
> software. While I
> realize that I am probably preaching to the choir, I
> think we need to make
>
> an effort to provide at least short synopsis that
> provide readers with an
> idea of what the book is about. I've used the
> following book as an
> example, not to single out any submitter, as it is
> the famous "A Bookshare
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> Volunteer," or validater, but because the long
> synopsis, which is better,
> should have fit comfortably in the short synopsis
> field.
> It also caught my attention as I found the subject
> of the book a bit
> humorous as I don't really understand why anyone
> would find it necessary
> to
> debunk a novel. Then again, I never understood why
> religious leaders
> would
> come up with allegations that "Barny," "Telly
> Tubbies," and "Sponge Bob,"
> promote gay life styles.
> I think next week I'm going to start on my book
> proving "the Clone Wars"
> were all a fake.
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> The Da Vinci Hoax: Exposing the Errors in The Da
> Vinci Code
> by
> Sandra Miesel,
> Carl E. Olson
>
> Synopsis:
> The Da Vinci Hoax
>
> Long Synopsis:
> A complete and well-researched debunking of the
> popular novel The Da Vinci
> Code
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